NV Atlas Spain ES3 - Cabo San Antonio to Gibraltar

NV.Atlas Spain · ES 3 - Cabo San Antonio to Gibraltar

Passage Charts
C1 Gibraltar to Balearic Islands 1: 1,750,000

Coastal charts
C2 Cadiz to Málaga 1: 350,000
C3 Málaga to Almería 1: 350,000
C4 Almería to Cabo de Palos 1: 350,000
C5 Cabo Palos to Cabo San Antonio 1: 350,000
C6 Gibraltar to Baie Betoya 1: 350,000
C7 Baie Betoya to I. Habibas 1: 350,000
C8 Gibraltar to Málaga 1: 200,000
C15 Mar Menor 1: 75,000
C16 Bahía de Alicante 1: 60,000
C17 Villajoyosa to Moraira 1: 75,000

Details
C9A Approach to Gibraltar 1: 40,000
C9B Gibraltar 1: 15,000
C9C Sotogrande 1: 10,000
C9D La Duquesa 1: 5,000
C10A Estepona 1: 5,000
C10B Fuengirola 1: 10,000
C10C Benalmádena 1: 10,000
C10D Marina del Este 1: 5,000
C10E Puerto José Banús 1: 10,000
C10F Marbella 1: 15,000
C10G Málaga 1: 15,000
C11A Caleta de Vélez 1: 5,000
C11B Almerimar 1: 10,000
C11C Aguadulce 1: 5,000
C11D Adra 1: 10,000
C11E Motril 1: 10,000
C11F Almería 1: 15,000
C12A Carboneras 1: 20,000
C12B Aguilas 1: 15,000
C13 Approach to Cartagena 1: 40,000
C14A Mazzarón 1: 20,000
C14B Isla Alborán 1: 15,000
C14C Cartagena 1: 15,000
C14D San José 1: 5,000
C14E Garrucha 1: 10,000
C18 Altea to Calpe 1: 25,000
C19A Approach Mar Menor 1: 20,000
C19B Alicante 1: 20,000
C19C Moraira 1: 10,000
C19D Ceuta 1: 15,000

Product information "NV Charts Spain ES3 - Gibraltar to Cabo de San Antonio"

The NV Charts Spain Atlas ES3 takes you from the Strait of Gibraltar to Cabo de San Antonio. Thanks to the clear layout, the recreational skipper can quickly find approaches, harbours and anchorages and is informed of navigation important details that also appear in the NV Charts app. The chart series impresses with its optimal dimensions and balanced sheet sections.

Regions overview

Once you have passed one of the busiest waterways in the world, the Strait of Gibraltar, from the west, you should have the ES3 on board. In Gibraltar, the British Crown Colony, there are several busy marinas where it is advisable to book in advance. For those who prefer things a little quieter, Puerto de Sotogrande or Puerto de la Duquesa are good alternatives. The climate here in Andalusia is ideal. The Mediterranean climate with around 300 days of sunshine a year makes Andalusia look good as a water sports paradise. Once you have left Torremolinos and Malaga behind you, you reach the sparsely populated Costa Tropical, Costa Almeria and the Costa Calida. There are charming bays, mountain ranges such as the Sierra Nevada in the background and opportunities to visit smaller ports everywhere. The very touristy Costa Blanca has two starting points, Alicante and Denia, from which you can travel directly to the Balearic island of Ibiza.

We recommend the following additional map set NV Charts Spain  ES2 which accompanies you directly to the Balearic Islands, or the NV Charts Spain ES1 which takes you along the Spanish coast to the French border. If you want to head west out onto the Atlantic or to Portugal, the NV Charts Atlantic ATL 2 well equipped.

This set of cards includes

• 1 passage charts
• 10 territory cards
• 30 detailed maps
• Digital charts for navigation programme and NV Charts App 356-day licence
• Navigation instructions in English
• Harbour plans paper & digital
• Fulfils all legal requirements for up-to-date paper charts on board